The City of Denver asked a judge to install a receiver at the long-vacant Cathedral High campus in Uptown as preservationists and the owner clash over its fate. The filing would let a receiver secure, sell or even demolish unsafe parts of the site.

Carmel Partners has started work on a 481‑unit, block‑spanning apartment at 3300 Blake St. in RiNo, bringing new retail and a large parking podium to the neighborhood.

CU Anschutz paid $22.5M for The Benson Hotel & Faculty Club, a 106‑room property bought at a steep discount to its $52M construction cost. The university says Sage Hospitality will manage the property.

Signed contracts rose 1.8% in February as affordability eased slightly, but the rebound is uneven — a few metros and the Midwest led the gains.

Zillow has piloted a Denver partnership with RE/MAX and Kentwood to surface pre‑market 'coming soon' listings as national fights over listing access continue.

Healthpeak is moving 34 senior-housing communities (about 10,422 units) into a new REIT, Janus Living, and has set IPO terms. The Denver-based owner will retain meaningful post-IPO exposure.

Lakewood voters will decide April 7 whether to keep a sweeping zoning rewrite that opens many neighborhoods to duplexes, triplexes and other denser homes. Ballots are mailed mid‑March for a mail‑only special election.

New filings show the state’s plan to turn the parking lot across from the Boettcher Mansion into mixed‑income housing that would lean on state funds. The project would reserve parking for the governor’s residence while carving out below‑market units.

Public Storage will acquire National Storage Affiliates in an all‑stock deal valued at about $10.5B, creating a larger, more concentrated self‑storage REIT.

A Denver printing company has asked the city to reverse a sewer and drainage permit that would allow a QuikTrip gas station steps from the South Platte River. An administrative hearing is set for April.

Atlas Energy Solutions signed a roughly 39,000‑square‑foot lease at The Forge campus in Loveland to centralize engineering for hybrid power systems. The move ties into Atlas’s broader push into behind‑the‑meter power.

Property Markets Group is marketing the 2.3‑acre former Denver7 parcel at Speer and Lincoln. Demolition and entitlements are in place, making the lot a shovel‑ready infill play.

Griffis launched a $550M value‑add fund and opened Fund VII with a 263‑unit West Palm Beach buy, betting softer prices and steady renter demand will pay off.